Rare breed St.Berdoodle puppies

Mother is purebred St Bernard.30” from feet to rear end.

Father is purebred standard Poodle.

We used “Artificial Insemination “ to create these beauties.

Both parents come from a long line of pure lineage. Papers to prove this. I have 1 male and 1 female left.

both now weigh 8kg each at 8 wks old.

To my knowledge this breed of dog is not to be found in Ireland.

However, can be found in America and the UK.

The puppies are playful and very adapted to playing outside with dogs and cats.

They are handled constantly by children. Mum is very affectionate with her puppies which helps instill good behaviour.

They are a bundle of black fur with black eyes and the occasional white marking.

They will very likely reach the size of a typical female St Bernard and hopefully be as smart as their dad.

Poodles are known for their intelligence and hypoallergenic coats and St Bernards are known for their goofy playfulness and gentleness. New designer breed “St. Berdoodles” have the best of both dogs.

Because of the mix it is expected that they will be hypoallergenic and less shed than a St Bernard because of the Poodle hair.

All applicants must have proof of a large garden. These animals need space.

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